Re: DesktopX, Windows Blinds Froze XP
 

Install Third-Party Rinky-Dink tweaks and "enhancements" and pay the price
of frequent incompatibility with XP and non-functioning computers.

Why should Microsoft design the OS so all these little fly-by-night
companies can get a free ride and be parasites on the Operating System --
ripping off potential profits for MS as well as ham-stringing the OS with
shabby, shoddy code?

I LOVE to see it when these pogues get hoist with their own petars and wind
up with BSOD or frozen screens -- or worse.

The Wages Of Sin & Arrant Foolishness...

PUT the New Features IN the OS.

Further:

If you screwed the pooch and went ahead and put one of these Third Party
timebombs on your system -- DON'T come crying to Microsoft. GO to the site
of the people who sold you the software and get THEM to tell you what's
WRONG. ******

Heh, Heh -- Fat Chance Of That. They don't want to get into the Technical
Support Business. FAR too expensive -- and 'twould cut into those
fly-by-night profits they hope to rip off -- as Freeriders on Microsoft
software.

"im [sic] a chef not a coder." [See Below]

Hilarious!

He's also trying to do this with only 256 MB of RAM.

'Nuff Said.

DSH

Lux et Veritas et Libertas

"brand dub" <brentdub@operamail.com> wrote in message
news:C9386311-8FF3-4F06-9873-EBB9323FB009@microsoft.com...

>I installed Windows Blinds premium not knowing the features were locked
> although it practically mirrors the free version. Anyway after trying to
> apply a theme and the program froze I uninstalled it and apllied [sic] the
> free version and when I applied a theme Winblinds froze again. I
> unloaded the theme and reapplied a windowsXP native theme but
> after Restart It took 15 minutes for logon.

Hilarious! -- DSH

>Icons, taskbar and windows remain frozen, active X and soundcard
> are disabled.
>
> I uninstalled the app and did a system restore (resulted as "incomplete"
> past the date I deleted the program).

> Im [sic] at a loss. this site helps explain how it works but im [sic] a
> chef not a coder [sic]

Re: DesktopX, Windows Blinds Froze XP
 

D. Spencer Hines wrote:
> Install Third-Party Rinky-Dink tweaks and "enhancements" and pay the price
> of frequent incompatibility with XP and non-functioning computers.
>
> Why should Microsoft design the OS so all these little fly-by-night
> companies can get a free ride and be parasites on the Operating System --
> ripping off potential profits for MS as well as ham-stringing the OS with
> shabby, shoddy code?

Stardock Corporation? Rinky-Dink? Fly-by-Night? What planet do you
live on, young mister D. Spencer Hines?

>
> I LOVE to see it when these pogues get hoist with their own petars and wind
> up with BSOD or frozen screens -- or worse.
>
> The Wages Of Sin & Arrant Foolishness...
>
> PUT the New Features IN the OS.
>
> Further:
>
> If you screwed the pooch and went ahead and put one of these Third Party
> timebombs on your system -- DON'T come crying to Microsoft. GO to the site
> of the people who sold you the software and get THEM to tell you what's
> WRONG. ******
>
> Heh, Heh -- Fat Chance Of That. They don't want to get into the Technical
> Support Business. FAR too expensive -- and 'twould cut into those
> fly-by-night profits they hope to rip off -- as Freeriders on Microsoft
> software.
>
> "im [sic] a chef not a coder." [See Below]
>
> Hilarious!
>
> He's also trying to do this with only 256 MB of RAM.
>
> 'Nuff Said.
>
> DSH
>
> Lux et Veritas et Libertas
>
> "brand dub" <brentdub@operamail.com> wrote in message
> news:C9386311-8FF3-4F06-9873-EBB9323FB009@microsoft.com...
>
>> I installed Windows Blinds premium not knowing the features were locked
>> although it practically mirrors the free version. Anyway after trying to
>> apply a theme and the program froze I uninstalled it and apllied [sic] the
>> free version and when I applied a theme Winblinds froze again. I
>> unloaded the theme and reapplied a windowsXP native theme but
>> after Restart It took 15 minutes for logon.
>
> Hilarious! -- DSH
>
>> Icons, taskbar and windows remain frozen, active X and soundcard
>> are disabled.
>>
>> I uninstalled the app and did a system restore (resulted as "incomplete"
>> past the date I deleted the program).
>
>> Im [sic] at a loss. this site helps explain how it works but im [sic] a
>> chef not a coder [sic]
>
>


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Re: DesktopX, Windows Blinds Froze XP
 

Timoleon wrote:

>> Why should Microsoft design the OS so all these little fly-by-night
>> companies can get a free ride and be parasites on the Operating System
>> -- ripping off potential profits for MS as well as ham-stringing the OS
>> with shabby, shoddy code?
>
> Stardock Corporation? Rinky-Dink? Fly-by-Night? What planet do you live
> on, young mister D. Spencer Hines?

Trollonia... planet of 10,000,000 bridges. Fourth planet from the
Asstardus star, its inhabitants are easily identified by their odd odor
and and an almost reflexive drive to mate with pigeons.

Main exports are fertilizer and temperature enhanced oxygen-nitrogen
mixtures.